Unlimited FastPass+ selections and park hopping added to MyMagic+ at Walt Disney World

Two of the most requested updates to the new FastPass+ system at Walt Disney World will be going live to guests on Monday, April 28, 2014.

Since MyMagic+ testing began, guests have asked to be able to choose more than three FastPass+ experiences per park and to be about to park hop with them as well. Starting Monday, those features will finally be added.

Once you have used your first three FastPass+ selections in a single park (Or the time to use them has passed), you will be able to go to a kiosk in the park and add another one. Once that’s used, you can add another, and so on. You can also park hop with your additional selections if you decide to end your day at another park. You can also use your additional FastPass on an attraction you already used a FastPass on if you’d like to experience it again. Of course, As the day goes on, some attractions will no longer have FastPass+ available if they’re all booked up.

Disney is working to add the ability to add additional FastPass+ selections to the MyDisney Experience app and website. For now, guests will have to use the in-park kiosks in the park the attraction they want to book is located.

This marks the latest enhancements to MyMagic+ as the new system continues to evolve for guests. If you are still figuring out how FastPass+, MagicBands and MyMagic+ work in general, you can check out our special FAQ guide on our blog.

3 Responses to Unlimited FastPass+ selections and park hopping added to MyMagic+ at Walt Disney World

Thats great but still limiting how many rides we have. What if I wanna ride something and I reserve it before going but it is already at like night time and I wont have much time to use the extra ones, or what if I want to use the fastpass for a show, doesnt leave much time to use it after. I think it should be select 3 before but use it inside the park the way the old fastpass system worked. The old fastpass system was beautiful. It did not need to change.